A recent court decision made parody products less legally risky. Will they proliferate? When can you stop others from parodying your business’s products? VIP Products, the maker of the “BAD SPANIELS” rubber dog toy, recently defeated the intellectual property claims made against it by the maker of Jack Daniel’s whisky. The dog toy is shaped Read the full article…

AI might save your business time and money, but could using it prevent your company from obtaining enforceable IP rights in what it creates? Arkansas recently became the first state to enact a law giving AI users ownership of AI outputs. The law provides that the person who creates the AI prompt owns the output, Read the full article…

Let’s say your business is the first to launch an innovative product, and you achieve great sales success. And you inspire a knockoff: a competitor later begins selling practically the same thing but claims in its advertising that its product is “innovative” or the “first of its kind.” You worry that this will hurt your Read the full article…